A priceless Gramercy provenance together with a nuanced design narrative, 200 East 21st Street stands as a distinctive statement inspired by the romance of its neighborhood’s history, architecture, and parks. With an eye on a sustainable future within a coveted downtown location, 200 East 21st Street is the latest addition to Alfa Development’s Green Collection of properties targeting LEED-Gold Certification.
The layered materiality and façade depth is articulated with gracious European windows. Light within the residences generously shapes the modern lives and thoughtful living within each residence. This building is a quiet but commanding presence moments from Gramercy Park and forever a compelling addition to the history it evokes.
Every detail in the 200 East 21st Street residences, designed by Champalimaud, has been thoughtfully considered from the moment you enter onto the windowed elevator landing. Showcasing natural textures that relate to the surrounding parks, airy living spaces provide a sensory experience with every surface.
Homes are illuminated by views of Gramercy and beyond, utilizing multiple exposures to welcome in light throughout the day. Fine details like oak veneer entry and interior doors, wide-plank engineered oak floors, Valli & Valli nickel door hardware, and oversized European windows with bronze colored frames bring a sophisticated material palette to elegant living spaces. State-of-the-art energy efficient systems and equipment work day and night to provide the most comfortable and sustainable everyday living experience.
The serene and sustainable Wellness Center designed by Champalimaud features a convivial residents lounge with a fireplace, library wall with built-in mirrored flat screen television, and billiards area. The entertaining kitchen by Poliform is designed to enhance the lounge for private parties or other events. A fully equipped sun filled fitness area features an array of exercise machines as well as a yoga and stretching space. A skylit flexible studio space is provided for yoga, meditation, arts, meetings, or other uses. The 3,000 square foot 2nd floor Wellness Center also features a spa treatment room and sauna. On the roof, residents will find an airy shared terrace lounge designed by Landscape Architect Halsted Welles with expansive views east and north.
The architectural fabric of the surrounding area is a visible connection to the past. Its tree-lined streets and historic buildings remind you of the Gilded Age of Gramercy…and the ideals of urban living. At the heart of the Gramercy experience is the living stillness of not one, but three parks that border it: Union Square, Gramercy Park, and Madison Square Park.
The serene and sustainable Wellness Center designed by Champalimaud features a convivial residents lounge with a fireplace, library wall with built-in mirrored flat screen television, and billiards area. The entertaining kitchen by Poliform is designed to enhance the lounge for private parties or other events. A fully equipped sun filled fitness area features an array of exercise machines as well as a yoga and stretching space. A skylit flexible studio space is provided for yoga, meditation, arts, meetings, or other uses. The 3,000 square foot 2nd floor Wellness Center also features a spa treatment room and sauna. On the roof, residents will find an airy shared terrace lounge designed by Landscape Architect Halsted Welles with expansive views east and north.
The architectural fabric of the surrounding area is a visible connection to the past. Its tree-lined streets and historic buildings remind you of the Gilded Age of Gramercy…and the ideals of urban living. At the heart of the Gramercy experience is the living stillness of not one, but three parks that border it: Union Square, Gramercy Park, and Madison Square Park.
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